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Which is bigger 0.03 km or 26 m?
0.03 km is bigger than 26 m. 0.03 km = 30 m > 26 m
Which is bigger m or km?
the k means a thousand of them, so a km is 1000 meters and it is bigger.
What is bigger 4 km or 4400 m?
4,400 m = 4.4 km which is bigger than 4.0 km.
What is bigger km or m?
km
What is bigger a km or m?
km
What if bigger 145 m or 145 km?
145 km is bigger than 145 m.
Is 1450 m or 145 km bigger?
145 km is bigger. 1450 m is only 1.45 km, so it is 100 times bigger.
Which is bigger 4oo m or 10 km?
10 km is bigger than 400 m.400 m = 0.4 km10 km = 10 000 m
Which is bigger fifteen km to 2 m or eighty km to 9 m?
15 km is bigger than 2 m; 80 km is bigger than 9 m. All four arranged in ascending order (from smallest to largest): 2 m, 9 m, 15 km, 80 km
Could 1 km be bigger 999 m?
1 km = 1,000 m That's bigger than 999 m.
Is 0.023 km bigger than 2.3 m?
1 km = 1000 m, so 0.023 km = 23 m. Yes, ten times bigger.
Is 31.4 m bigger than 314 cm?
Yes
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